Tuesday,
June
28,
1927
Older
D
Th
an
The
ommmn
Closely
associated
with
the
growth
of
Canada
is
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.,
whose
charter
was
granted
jn
i8CrJ(
two
yeuni
boforo
Confederation.
When
the
Company
completed
its
first
fifty
years
of
business,
it
produced
its
JUBILEE
POLICY
which
is
an
elastic
contract
adjustable
to
individual
purposes
and
conditions.
It
is
ideul
for
the
man
who
wishes
immediate
protection
but
who
is
unable
at
the
moment
to
determine
the
exact
type
of
.policy
that
will
ultimately
prove
best
suited
to
his
needs.
Full
particulars
will
be
gladly
submitted.
Sam
Jabour
Northern
H.C.
Representative
THE
SUN
I.II'K
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANAJ)A
Head
Office:
Montreal
CAMP
-FIRE
PERMITS
This
year
it
is
necessary
to
have
a
permit
from
some
Forest
Officer
before
any
camp-fire
na
be
set
in
any
forest
or
woodland
Be
sure
to
get
a
permit
for
your
camp-fire
and
follow
the
instructions
printed
on
the
back
of
it
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FOREST
SERVICE
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
'
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
A
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
IM
Prime
Rupert,
H.C
Help
the
Fair!
In
order
to
liquidate
last
year's
Indebtedness,
the
Fair
Hoard
is
conducting
a
membership
drive.
Membership
Ticket
$1.00
On
or
before
the
opening
of
the
Fair
In
September,
a
drawing
will
bo
held,
and
the
holderof
the
winning
number
will
be
presented
with
Lot
7,
Block
18,
Section
1,
on
Second
Avenue,
near
Mcllrido
Street.
Assessed
value,
$2,070.00.
BUY
YOUR
TICKET
NOW
HEW
HAZELT0N
Mr.
and
Mr.
Dornberi
of
Vancouver
i
and
Oeorge
Chrlitle
and
Dr.
Schupe
of,
nlllr.nk.
.
-
.....
-.
.
.
'
-
B.wm
sjiib
h
kw
aays
nere
lasi
week
as
the
guest
of
W.
B.
Harris.'
The
men
Inspected
certain
mining
pro-!
Parties
and
were
reported
to
have
been
well
plowed
with
what
they
saw.
A.
8.
Uray
of
Cedurvale.
well
known
Bkeena
valley
fruit
grower,
was
here
last
week
on
business
In
connection
with
1
placing
his
strawberries
on
the
local
market.
He
reported
that
the
apple
production
In
his
district
would
be
only
about
half
normal.
Hon.
Dr.
8.
P.
Tolmle,
leader
of
the
British
Columbia
Conservative
party,
spoke
in
Terrace
Saturday
night;
In
Hazelton
on
Sunday;
and
New
Hazelton
this
morning.
He
will
make
Telkwa
this
afternoon,
Smlthera
thla
evening;
Vanderhoof,
Tuwday;
Prince
Oeorge,
Wednesday
and
then
on.
to
Williams
Lake
where
he
will
open
the
stampede
on
July
X.
He
waa
accompanied
through
this
district
by
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P.
At
Mlngalone,
staff
cameraman
of
the
International
Newsreel,
New
York,
was
a
visitor
here
last
week.
He
took
pictures
In
various
parts
of
the
district.
Having
motored
rlght(
from
Winnipeg,
11.
W.
ltouden,
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
three
children,
were
here
last
week
tnroute
to
Terrace
where
they
will
The
first
of
the
hay
crop
was
cut
at
the
Hazelton
Hospital
last
week.
Timothy
In
the
district
Is
In
head
now
and
will
be
ready
to
cut
in,
time.
The
crop
will
not
be
heavy
this
year
although
fodder
crops
are
giving
better
promise.
Miss
Parfltt
was
presiding
examiner
at
the
entrance
examinations
held
here
last
week.
Tom
Marshall
has
returned
after
spending
a
year
In
Hlglt
School
at
Vancouver.
E.
A.
Ooddard
has
returned
from
Vancouver
where
he
spent
the
past
year
attending
Normal
School.
Winners
of
honor
rolls
at
the
Alice
Arm
public
school
were
a
follows:
reg
ularity
and
punctuality.
Alice
Kergln,
Kathleen
Bruggy,
Ellen
Anderson,
Oen-
da
Falconer
and.
Leah
Kergln;
deport-
n
nnvDir
Sandwiches
are
Delicious
and
Easy
to
Make
Very
Nice,
Too
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
FIVE
I
with
waste
fafs
nrd
GILLETT'S
PURE
I
VC
FLAKE
LYL
full
Direction
for
trtoMng
hard
cnu
oft
coop
with
every
ca.
IT
SAVES
YOU
MONEY!
E.W.GILIETT
CO.LTO.
T0ONTO,
c.
3.
O.
Steen
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
awarded
the
contract
for
the
convert-
ment.
Alma
Evindsen.
Ing
of
the
Hazelton
Hospital
heating
system
from
wood
to
coal.
A
furnace
Improvements
In
Alice
Arm
streets
will
be
Installed
large
enough
to
heat
anc
residences
are
exciting
favorable
the
entire
building.
:
comment
at
the
hands
of
visitors.
A
bond
has
been
taken
on
the
Silver
Basin
property,
belonging
to
the
late
James
Wells
of
Usk,
by
Jack
Hoar,
S.
A.
Davis
and
a
Seattle
man
Work
la
to
be
Anyox,
instituted
on
the
claims
at
an
early
date.
Jack
Sargent
has
returned
to
his
home
In
Hazelton
after
completing
another
year
In
High
School
at
Vancouver.
J.
D.
Oalloway,
formerly
resident
mining
engineer
here
and
now
provincial
mineralogist,
Is
expected
here
today
tor
a
brief
visit
following
a
trip
to
the
Atlln
ftlatrtct
on
official
duties.
Mrs.
Oalloway
Is
already
here.
After
visiting
here
with
his
granddaughter,
Miss
Jean
Burns.
K.
J.
Mc-Donell
of
Stewart
proceeded
today
to
Smlthera
where
he
will
be
the
guest
of
his
son,
Clarence
Ooodacre.
i
H.
B.
Porteous
has
succeeded
P.
T.
Larson
as
secretary
of
the
Alice
Arm
Development
Co.
whose
offices
are
at
W.
O.
McMorrls
of
Vancouver,
piesj-l
'dent
of
the
Kltsault-Eagle
Silver
Mines'
Ltd.
Is
here
Inspecting
the
progress
of
operations
on
the
Eagle,
Silver
Cord;
,and
LeHoy
properties.'
i
A
communication
has
been
received
from
H.
Browning,
'
secretary
of
thej
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
requesting
that
Alice
'Arm
send
an
ore
exhibit
to
the
Vancouver
Exhibition
in
August.
Alice
Arm's
observance
of
the
Dia
mond
Jubilee
of
Confederation
will
Include
a
gathering
at
the
school
house
where
speeches
will
be
made,
a
proces
sion
headed
by
the
band,
field
sports
and
dance.
William
Mcllvlary.
an
old
resident
of
the
camp,
has
arrived
from
Anyox
and
Is
operating
the
locomotive
at
F.
L.
Housley's
logging
camp.
James
R.
Mitchell,
vice
principal
of
the
Anyox
Hlgb
School,
presided
at
the
Entrance
examinations
held
here
last
week.
w
wim.
h.
f.!
Mrs.
Oscar
Gray
arrived
here
last
week
from
her
vlslt
on
aS
Everett.
Washington,
where
she
will
business
In
connection
with
the
dls-
visit
for
some
time
with
her
dauehter.
01
her
hMbamtt
estate.
iP081
Mra.
D.
Donaldson.
.
On
the
.
eve
of
her
departure
from
New
Haeelton,
Miss
Richardson
waa
the
Inspiration
recently
for
several
social
events.
Mrs.
John
Newtek
has
left
for
Sas
katoon
to
visit
with
Mrs.
Pakely
with
whom
she
soon
expects
to
motor
west.
There
ltfa'itTnhfylr;tespo'ru(c
to
the
appeal
ofj'Che;
Alice
iArm
Chamber
of
Mtn
for
newmemberi.
Every
day
lire
being
'enrolled
and
It
Is
the
aim
-of
the
organisation
to
have
every
resident
of
town
signed
up
before
many
weeks
are
past.
H,
W.
Hcldman
has
arrived
here
to
commence
his
duties
as
superintendent
of
mining
operations
for
the
Victor
Spencer
interests
of
Vancouver
who
are
developing
the
Red
Point,
Vanguard.
Homestake
and
Copper
Cliff
mining
properties
In
the
upper
KIWault
country.
Mr.
Heldman
Is
well
wnown
In
this
district
as
a
mining
engineer.
For
many
years
he
held
a
hesponslble
position
with
the
Oranby
Co.
at
Anyox
and.
more
recently
has
been
In
charge
of
operations
at
the
Oolkelsh
mine
near
Anyox.
William
McNelsh.
auditor
of
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board,
was
a
jrlsltor
here
last
week.
J.
B.
Robertson,
who
la
Interested
in
business
here,
has
arrived
from
Prince
Rupert
for
a
brief
visit
Fire,
brpke
out.'
)s$t,v
Tuesday
at
the
Residence
of
Mr,'
andMrj:
L.
O'Connor.
The.'
roof
was;
Waiting
.
When;,
discovered
b'e'.f
Oust
Anderson,
who
,'extlngujshod
Vtie
"blftwe.
before,
much
'dmiae.Vas
done'
VV
SMITHERS
As
a
result
of
considerable
development
work
they
have
carried
out
In
two
tunnels,
Messrs.
Campbell
and
Loveless
have
opened
up
some
very
fine
ore
on
the
Olacler
Qulch
group
of
claims
three
miles
from
Smlthera
In
,the
shadow
of
Lake
Kathlyn
glacier.
W.
Robertson's
home
at
Telkwa
was
totally
destroyed
by
fire
recently.
A
,
smouldering
piece
of
cloth
was
fanned
Into
a
blaze
by
a
draft
from
the
door.
I
Preparations
are
being
made
In
Van
couver
to
open
aeveiopmcni
wont
on
the
Little
Joe
group
of
mineral
claims
lii
the
Dablne
mountains
and
a
com-
,
pressor
and
engine
for
the
work
has
already
been
shipped
to
Smlthera.
The
property,
which
Is
one
of
the
best
i
known
of
the
older
locations
In
that
I
section
was
acquired
recently
by-
Ed
ward
O.
Brown
of
Vancouver.
Pete
Johnson
has
been
laid
up
with
a
sore
foot
as
a
result
of
Jumping
from
a
car
on
the
railway
and
landing
on
a
spike.
The
lltle
son
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brewer
Is
suffering
from
a
similar
mishap.
O.
M.
Stewart
of
Calgary,
Dominion
Seed
Inspector,
was
present
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
Seed
Growers'
Assocf&tlon
which
waa
held
at
Telkwa
on
Sunday,
Everything
la
now
in
readiness
fot
the
observance
of
the'
Diamond
Jubllet
of
Confederation
In
Smlthera.
It
will
TEN
DAY
SALE
Ten
Day
QAl
F
of
TEN
DAY
SALE
Seasonable
Merchandise
Starts
on
Wednesday,
June
29
,
These
items
have
been
carefully
selected
from
our
stock
at
this
time
to
help
you
choose
your
holiday
requirements
at
a
big
saving.'
FOB
LADIES
Ladies'
Cotton
Combinations.
Regular
$1.35
value.
Ten
Day
CAn
Sale
Price
ow'
Ladies'
Cotton
Vesta.
Regular
40c
value.
Ten
Day
Sale
Q-i
A
A
l.UU
Price,
4
for
.....
Ladies'
Cotton
Bloomers.
Regular
55c
value.
Ten
3DXr"a!:.Pri.c.e:..Si-00
ladies'
4rt
Silk
Vests.
Regular
$1.45
value.
Ten
Day
g
AA
Sale
Price
PA.UU
Ladies'
Art
Silk
Bloomers.
Regular
$1.75
value.
Ten
Day
O-i
Off
Sale
Price
Ladies'
Art
Silk
Hosiery.
Regular
75c
value.
Ten
Day
Sale
Q-f
A
A
Price.
4
for
Ladies'
Jenny
Lind
Hope.
Ten
Day
Sale
Price
iOX'
Ladies'
Silk
Holeproof
Hos-"
iery,
black
and
brown
only.
The.
$1.75
line
to
clear
at
Ten
Day
7?P
toXj
Sale
Price
Ladies'
White
Panama
Hats.
Great
for
picnics.
To
clear
at
Ten
Day
9n
Sale
Price
........
AOX
DISTINCTLY
SPECIAL',
45
pairs
of
Running
Shoes
assorted,
including
a
few
pairs
of
men's.
Regular
$1.50
and
$1.75
value.
Ten
Day
Qtl.
Sale
Price
75
pairs
of
Ladies'
White
Canvas
Slippers.
50c
SHOE
DEPARTMENT
SPECIALS
Children's
white
and
brown
Fleet
Foot
Slippers.
Sizes
4
to
ioy2.
Ten
Day
7ffp
Sale
Pried
1
U1
Sizes
11
to
2.
Ten
Day
QO
Sale
Price
Ladies'
Tennis
Oxfords.
Ten
Day
fijf
Off
Sale
Price
Men's
White
Tennis
Shoes.
Regular
$1.85
value.
Ten
Day
Q-f
QC
Sale
Price
K1'03
SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS
ON
RUNNING
SHOES
for
Men
and
Women
20
per
cent
For
Children
15
per
cent
FOR
CHILDREN
Children's
Socks.
Colors
castor,
brown
and
fawn.
Re-,
gular
35c
and
40
value.
Ten
Day
Sale
jfl
A
A
Price,
4
pairs
for
Children's
White
Buster
Brown
Stockings.
Regular
75c
value.
Ten
Day
Sale
"
'JlZp
1
OK
Price,
2
pairs
for.
Children's
Woollen
Bathing
Suits.
Sizes
22
to
2G.
Regular
$2.75
value.
llfL
$1-50
Children's
Cotton
Bathing
Suits.
All
sizes.
Regular
85c
andDOc
value.
Ten
Day
fSO
00
Sale
Price
..........
Boys'
Cotton
Jerseys,
khaki
and
blue
Sizes
24
to
34.
Regular
75c
value.
Ten
Day
Sale
Q4
Aft
Price.
2
for
.....
Boys'
Balbriggan
Shirts
and
Drawers.
Regular
C5c
value.
Ten
Day
1An
Snle
Price-.:....;..
Men's
Balbriggen
Shirts
and
Drawers.
Regular
$1.00'
value.
Ten
Day
UUi
fAp
Sale
Price
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
be
the
most
elaborate
celebration
ever
held
here
and
local
people
are
entering
unanimously
into
the
spirit
of
the
oc
casion.
A
line
new
ore
borty
ha
been
opened
up
on
the
Topley
Consolidated
properties
at
Topley.
Three
shifts
on
the
new
showing
werft
opened
during
the
week.
There
has
been
an
Influx
of
unem
ployed
miner
to
Smlthera
recently.
Many
-of
"them
have
come
from
Anyox
where,
one.
of
.the
smelter
furnaces
has
been..
shut
(jdown.;'
...
,
',.
.
'
.
-
.
V..'.eJ'.V
,
'
.
vv
uru
nas
peen
jtwitcu
ujuv
a.
McMartln
expected
to
return
toSmlth-ers'
shortly.
He
Is
now
engaged
In
bUiiding
a
Some
for
1)U
sister
and
brother
at
St.
Eustaohe.
Quebec,
and
when
thivt
la
complete
the
trains
will
not
be
able
to
run
fast
enough
to
bring
him
back
here.
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
here
of
Miss
O.
L.
Reno
and
Frank
H.
Taylor.
The
ceremony
was
performed
In
the
presence
of
a
few
Immediate
friends
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Wall
were
the
witnesses.
Frank
Conway,
local
hotel
keeper,
left
last
week
to
visit
his
former,
horn
In
New
Brunswick.
He
Is
being
accompanied
as
far
as
Ottawa
by
Pat
Carr,
son
of
Mr.
and'
Mra.
J,
N.
Carr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
8.
Walton
of
Prince
Rupert
paid
a
brief
visit
here
last
week
while
earoute
to
Jasper
and
Vancouver,
making
.the
tlrangle
trip.
.
Miss
Madelon
Rolston
left
last
week
for
Chicago
where
she
will
spend
a
Want
Good
Health?
"Tktaki
I
'Fluit-t-tirn'
I
kr
woittd
ttfdily
iot
taut
fit
without
a
tick
dMfm
limtOytut
tli
ttti
sr
lilt
bttltt."
lit.
Thorass
Graham;
Oihiwi,
Ont.
"Frult-a-lives"
overcomes
constipation,
indigestion,
etc,
Substitutes
radiant
health
for
sickliness.
It
is
made
from
intensified
fresh
fruit
Juices
and
tonics.
Try
"Fruit--uvei".
25c
and
50c
a
box,
everywhere.
BETTER
DENTISTRY
Over
Ornies
few
months
visiting
with
her
cousin.
Miss
Rolston
was
accompanied
as
far
oa
Winnipeg
by
Miss
Ajnes
Robinson
end
Misses
Thelma
and
Erma
Stone.
Miss
Marjorie
Roberts
presided
at
te
ehntrance
examinations
at
Topley.
Mr.
Wallace
supervised
at
Forestdale
and
V.
Crockett,
at
Houston.
Frank
Rendle
was
In
charge
here.
Mra.
R.
8.
Steele
has
returned
to
her
home
at
Fort
Fraser
following
a
sue
ccssful
operation
In
the
local
hospital.
Mr.
Steele
came,
down
to
take
her
home.
Sam
loveless
has
bee
awarded
the
contract
for
the
clearing
of
the
new
High
School
site
at
Columbia
and
Second
Avenue.
There
were
three
'
George
E.
Hanson
of
Ootsa
Lake
waa
a
business
visitor
here
last
week.
A
daughter
was
born
in
the
Bmlthers
hospital
on
Wednesday
to
Mr.
and
Mra.
Frank
Wade.
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